www.ufos-aliens.co.uk...
“A Soviet archeological expedition was engaged in excavations in Kiev, at a site on Reitarskaya Street. They made a discovery that was to be kept secret by the Soviet Union for 40 years. Those involved in the discovery are fearful even today to reveal their names. One of them reluctantly talked to a Kiev newspaper in 1993. He said that the archeologists found a burial vault at a depth of 16 feet that contained a massive chest. Inside the chest the archeologists found 500 books, written in Arabic, Greek, Sanskrit and Slavic languages.
“The books contained drawings: constructions of orbital stations, hangars for spaceships, and scenes from something like Star Wars. The books also contained the original manuscript, Slovo o polku Igoreve, about the exploits of ancient Prince Ivor, written by chronicler Pyotr Borislavovich. The MVD (secret police) arrived within hours, placed the findings in three covered trucks, and took them away. The archeologists were warned to keep silent about the whole episode. They did, until 1993 when a report appeared in Dzhentry newspaper (Issue #5) in Vladivostok.” (3)
The only other thing I could find on it is this page.
www.phils.com.au...
This Newspaper was run by Alexander Rempel.
The Russian UFOlogy Research Center has been trying to find the whereabouts of the well-known researcher from Vladivostok, Alexander Rempel............Perhaps he found out too much; there has been no news of him since the end of 1994. His newspaper "Dzhentry" is no longer being published.
I'm not that good at researching these kinds of things and there is nothing at all on ATS about this. Maybe you have more info on it. I certainly hope you do. This has been in the back of mind ever since I read it.
[edit on 25-7-2009 by Strictsum]



I have a few myself and even some officers badges and a heat shield tile from one of the Buran shuttles 
after all these years 

